Tik Tok is closed in Nepal
The Nepali government has also decided to shut down the social media platform TikTok. In a statement last Monday, the government of Nepal has informed
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Artificial intelligence ships will save drowning people
When one falls into the sea, surviving becomes difficult. Maritime accidents are now a regular occurrence in Scotland. Many lose their lives in such accidents.
Letter to Biden to stop the war in Gaza, is also a case
The decision not to launch a military operation in Gaza in response to Hamas attacks has been maintained despite the continuous support for Israel from
Mahila Parishad Calls to Increase the Seats of Women in Parliament
Dhaka: The Bangladesh Women’s Council has called for an increase in the number of seats for women parliamentarians to one-third in the upcoming Twelfth National
The DG of the Ansar wore Rank Badges on the Promoted Officers of Ansar
Dhaka: Major General A K M Aminul Haque, Director General (DG) of the Bangladesh Ansar and Village Defense Force, has recently promoted eight officers to
The Ministry of Lands will Hand over 779 Water Bodies to the Ministry of Fisheries and Livestock
Dhaka: To increase fish production and promote the abundance of fish, the Ministry of Land has undertaken the initiative to transfer 779 water bodies (ponds)
Rachin’s father claims that his son was not named after Sachin-Rahul
In the first match of the World Cup, Rachin Ravindra made a striking impression. The New Zealand-born batsman, who traces his roots to India, played
can Kohli perform well today after repeatedly failing in the semi-finals?
Virat Kohli. The name itself speaks volumes. He’s the maestro of centuries in One Day International cricket, and he doesn’t need any new introduction. Even
PCB will remove Babar if he doesn’t step down as captain
The news from Geo News suggests that Babar Azam might be removed as the captain of the Pakistan cricket team. The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB)
70 hostages will be released after five-day ceasefire: Hamas spokesman
Hamas has announced its readiness to observe a five-day ceasefire in Gaza, allowing the release of up to 70 women and children, according to the